democratic values
[/ˌdeməˈkrætɪk ˈvæljuːz/]
noun phrase
valores democráticos
1. The fundamental principles and ideals that underpin democratic governance, such as freedom, equality, justice, and popular participation in decision-making
The organization is committed to promoting democratic values in developing nations.
A organização está comprometida em promover valores democráticos em nações em desenvolvimento.
2. Core beliefs in human rights, rule of law, transparency, and accountability that are essential to a functioning democracy
Schools play a crucial role in educating citizens about democratic values.
As escolas desempenham um papel crucial na educação dos cidadãos sobre valores democráticos.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'democratic values' is frequently invoked in political discourse, education, and civic discussions. In Brazil, this phrase gained particular prominence during the transition from military dictatorship (1964-1985) and continues to be central to national identity and institutional discussions. In the United States, democratic values are foundational to national rhetoric and are regularly referenced in political speeches, constitutional discussions, and educational curricula.
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